Download PDFThis is What Has Happened: HIV and AIDs, Women and Vulnerability in Zambia
Through the use of photography and story telling, this report explores the human face behind the statistics of HIV and AIDS and it's impact in Zambia. The report directly focuses on the vulnerability of women as a result of the beliefs and values, as well as the structures, which perpetuate their subordination. The report also describes the dignity, resolve and strength of women in confronting these realities.
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Photography by Gareth Bentley
Contents
- This is What Has Happened
- Foreword: Michael J Kelly
- Introduction
- HIV and AIDs: Understanding the Vulnerability of Women
- • Casestudy: Chiku Zulu
- • Casestudy: Juliana Meleki
- • Casestudy: Florence Hagila
- Biomedical Vulnerability
- Commentary by Dr. Carolyn Bolton
- • Casestudy: Theresa Mwansa
- • Casestudy: Mate Imenda
- • Casestudy: Kelvin Wamunyima Sifanu
- Economic Vulnerability
- Commentary by Commentary by Felly Nkweto Simmonds
- • Casestudy: Maureen Mwape
- • Casestudy: Oliver Liseli
- • Casestudy: Nathaniel and Beauty Mulele
- • Casestudy: Eric A Mubita
- Social and Cultural Vulnerability
- Commentary by Prof. Nkandu Luo
- • Casestudy: Clementine Mumba
- • Casestudy: Mercy Ilitongo
- • Casestudy: Misheck Akatumwa
- Legal and Political Vulnerability
- Commentary by Joyce Macmillan
- • Casestudy: Susan Kekelwa
- • Casestudy: Godfrey Malembeka
- Educational Vulnerability
- Commentary by Edith Ng'oma
- • Casestudy: Patricia Pumulo
- Civil Society in Zambia: A Response
- The Official Government Response
- A Traditional Leader Responds
- Irish Aid Responds
- Key Findings
- HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN ZAMBIA
- WOMEN and HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN ZAMBIA
- WOMEN, HIV and AIDS IN ZAMBIA
- Bibliography
- Acronyms